Elon Musk shared new details of Twitter’s freedom of speech policies, saying that negative and hate tweets would not be prominently shown and “demonetized.” He also said a decision on reinstating former President Donald Trump’s account hadn't been made.
Elon Musk shared new details of Twitter Inc.’s freedom of speech policies on Friday, saying that negative and hate tweets wouldn’t be prominently shown and “demonetized.” He also said that a decision on reinstating the account of former President Donald Trump hadn’t yet been made.
“New Twitter policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach,” Mr. Musk tweeted Friday as he laid out broad details of the approach.
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